Keyboard not disabling past 180 Degrees (Yoga 13)

The keyboard on my Yoga 13 is (apparently ouf of the blue) not disabling when I open the Yoga passed 180 degrees. It doesn't shut off until the Yoga is nearly fully folded back on itself (tablet mode). This is a big problem for me as I love using the Yoga in stand mode on my lap when sitting in my recliner.
Any way to adjust this?

hi slydog75,
Thanks for Posting,
I personally would suggest
Going into Device Manager and uninstall the Drivers under Sensors
Then Restart the computer the reopen device manager see If the sensors are back then try the Keyboard again
There is a similar discussion about this issue as well Please Check as some Suggest was able to fix this issue.
http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/IdeaPad-IdeaTab-Slate-Tablets/Yoga-13-keyboard-not-turning-off-until-alm...
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